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WIjbii a man ain't aot a .c
ot blue, *?
And the oloudi hang dark
the sunshine through
It'f a great thing, O ruv I
to lay
His hand v?pon your si
of way!
#i . It makes a man feel qc
. ' drop* start,
An' you ?ort of feel aflutt
heart:
You can't look up and roe
what to eay,
When hiahand is on yo
sort of way.
O the world's a curious c
\and its gall,
With its care and bitter <
after all.,. . ,
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When a oand is on mi sh
of way! *
FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Manager
7 Friday, June 24 1910.
ISSnX TO HEW ADTUTIgBKUTS
Elon College.
W. I. Oillim?Notice.
1). A. Hill?A. & M. CollEge.
R. B. White?'Teachers Institute.
TAR DROPS.
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? ?^Let everybody rally to the ball
players. 0
?Aaron Deitz has a change ot
ad in this issue. Read it.
?List your taxes at once and
avoid the rush the,last days.
?You only have five days- after
today in which to list yeur taxes.
?Its your duty to list youf taxes
and why not do so before the last
day.
?You are compelled by law to list
^7onr taxes and you bad better do so
at once.
? ?The farmers hare evidently
been putting in some good work the
past few days.
?If you will help to suppert the
ball team we can have some very
good and interesting gameB.
?Read the change ot ad of F. W.
Whelese in this issue. He has soioe,thing
of interest to say about summer
clothing.
?Mr. W. H. Hill had six this
years irish potatoes on exhibit this
week that weighed three and threequarter
pounds.
?P. S. <fc K. K. Allen have a
change of ad in this issue that it
will be to your interest to look up
and read.
?Quite a large number of people
? at tended the gaye of base ball be?
tween Franklinton and Lonigbnrg
at Franklinton on lastTnday.
?We are requested to state that
there will be children's day exercises
at Maple Springs church on next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited.
?We overheard a friend say this
week that if steamboats were selling
for a cent a piece he could not buy
an eoho from one of their whistles.
He was evidently in a "broken"
condition.
?We are informed that Rev. G.
W, Starling, of Kittrell, cut a nine
pound cabbage out of his garden on
Wednesday^ last week. He says
these cabbages were raised from
plants bought of W-.-W. Holmes. ~
, ?Carter Cooper, of Franklinton,
filled (/tie position of T. Q. Boddie
fit the depot for several days the
< past week on acoount of the illness
of Mt. Boddie. The many friends
of Mr. Boddie will be glad to learn
that he is able to be out again..
?On our third page will be found
an article entitled "A few things
about onr home town," contributed
by a correspondent irho Signs herselt
Hp. S.' This article, contains
information that will be interesting
to many of our-people. .
1 ?Bring the news to this office.
V *We~are "always glad to have our subscribers
send or bring us aJtggu ef
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-OW FEEL GOOD
en'. and he's feeling kiad
; and heavy, an' won't, let
brethren, for a fellow just
loulder, in a friendly sort
leerisb, it makes the tear
er, ij^fCe region of your
el hia eyea, ydu dosVknow ?
or shoulder in a friendly
sompound, with its h'oney
irosses, but a good wort,'
have it?Leastwise, that's
oulder in a friendly sort
?James Whitcomb Riley.
news. If every one of our man;
; subscribers would give us one iten
each week what a grand local pape
we <Wuld have. Send in anythin)
, but politics and we shall be thank
tul.
J ?An exchange tells of a newspa
per repofter who interviewed thirty
, successful business men And founc
that all of them when boys had beet
governed strickly ami frequently
thrashed. He also interviewed thirty
loafers and learned that twenty-sev
en of them had been "mamma's dar
ling," and the other three had beet
reared by their grandmothers. ,*
?In a communication from a sub
scriber, that for some, reasons we d<
not publish, it is. suggested that thi
officers and citizens of Louisburg ge
together under some arrangement t<
have a?general cleaning up day
| This is a wiae suggestion and w<
heartily agree with them ia the fac
that an "ounce of preventative ii
worth a pound ot core." It ia nov
up to the citizens.
?Admiration alone-will not ran i
newspaper. Soener or later such ad
mirert will find that the object o
their affections has become weldec
to other ways that they do not ad
mire?in other words, a newapapei
is compelled in order to live, to seek
the friendship of those who are no
so platomc in their love, but uniti
that praotical esteem with senttmen
that binds mutual admiration to oth
er ptofessions. There are too mani
men who expect an editor to slave ir
defense of their pet notions and bob
bies, advocate their views against thii
strongest oppositions and coolly with
hold business support by which atom
a small newspaper can live.
*?W? call attention of our read
era to the advertisement ot Elon Col
lege, which appears in this issue
This institution, which next year be
ginsTits 21st- session, is located ii
the delightful Hill Country of Nortf
Carolina and is far famed for iti
healthfulness, many people going
there during the vacation for theii
health.. It has modern convenience,
on railroad, with telephone sod tel
egraph connections with-sH parts oi
the world, with six passenger traint
daily, with town of considerable size
accessible to it, and yet vfTfh all, it is
a suburban community. It combine!
all the advantages of city life and o!
country life, and without the disad.
vantages of both. '
*
?In the development of Nortl
Carolina's industries, the North Carolina
College of Agriculture mul Me
chanic Arts ia taking a foremos
part. Its students are giving theii
lives to improving our farming, oui
trucking, oar owying and stock'
raising. They are rapidly, .uakinj
their way into our factories, oai
electric power-houses, apd oar shop#
They are helping to build our roads
our bridges, and our railroads. In
dead, they are just the men neeedec
at this stage'in the state's growth,
We are glad to note that mor<
- young men than ever before ar?
seeking, through this well-equipped
institutton, a place in our indnstna
progtees. We eall attention to th<
advertisement in this issue.
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' i Public Speaking At Laurel.
I Dr. H. ti. Alexander, of Meckiet
burg county, President ot Nort
Carolina Farmers Union, will ar
drees the people at Laurel on Wee
need ay July 6th, 1910 at 8 o'clock, i
m. The public is cordially invitet
Hewill speak oh econotnio and farn
ing aubjecurirlttrtfir politics throw
! in. He will also speak at the Count
Union on the 7th; at 11:80 a. ra. t
| the public. Members and delegate
to the County Union are ex pet
ed tomeet promptly at. 10 o'clocl
at Ir^gleside Academy.
fl. D. Koekton Pres.
__ JQDICIALCONVENTIOM.
By order of the Democratic Jur
icial Executive Committee, the Den
ocratic Convention for the 4th Juc
icial Ditt. of North Carolina is here
by callel to meet at Rocky Moun
N. C-. W July 7th, 1810 at 1
o'clock a. m., for the purpose c
nominating a candidate for Judg
and Solicitor and of transacting sac
other busiuess as may come be
fore it.
R. A. P. Coolxy.
H. A. Gilliam.
For the Democratic Judioial Ei
ecntivn committee, 4th. Diat, N. C
Tarboro, N. O. June 14th, 1910.
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A tickling or dry %ough oan be quick
f ly loosened with Dr\ Slipop's Coug
i Remedy. No opium,chloroforrr
nothing unsafe or harah.Y Sold by B
' Rtid Pleasants, Louisbrfdt T. C, Joj
5 ner^FranklintorL^^i^^^^^^^^
- FOR SAJffr^
An enta line oqw, frrf&h to the pai
. Eight choice pig^ / T. H. Sledoi
Rout 4, LouisbuM^N. O.
' " 1 " A /ARD " 1
' Id response to recent/ inquirie
f from, different actions af the 7t'
7 .Senatorial District \heg ? announc
to the public that I will be a oandi
date before tho IJeraecAtic Conven
tion for renomiuation at the Senate
1 Bex. X. Holpk.v.
( Commisioner'sJSal^of Tim
> ber and Trwn Lots.
5 By virtue of an cmler of-sale ipad
t by the Superior Court of Fraftklii
County in that special proceedings er
) titled J. P.jTimberlake, Exr. and /Mrs
Mary E. Tlimberlake, Exr. of C- i
* TimberlakeA deed. vs. M. E. Timbei
3 lake, et al,l heirs at law, the undei
t signed commissioner will, on ^ th
fourth day of July. 191(1, it being th
8 first Mondaylin Jlily, at about the hou
? of noon, at me Court House door, i
Louisburg. N1 C-, offer for sa'e to th
highest bidder at public Ruction, fo
k cash. T i
First,?All the timber now standin,
- or otherwise of\ and above the size c
f eight inches imdiameter at the stum
when cut, together with fa 11 necessar
I rights of ingreerc and egress for the cut
ting and removmg of said timber, pre
vided the same Shall be fut and remoi
P ed within a period of tfve vears fror
. and after the dale of |ne deed to b
I made for the same, upon the followin,
t described tract of lamj situated in tli
j County of Franklin And the State c
North Carolina, dafinf d and describe
t as follows: that wa?t of land whicl
was allotted to saiq/C. E. Timberlak
in the division of tap estate of his fath
J er, J. P. Timberlakl. as same appears c
II record in the craice of the Clerl
of the 8uperier Court- of Franklii
county \n Book/ No, 6 of Order
5 i and Decrees aty pages 142 et. seq
| and there described as follows
I Known as Lot }*>. 1 bf the Kin^ land
j and bounded a* follows: Beginning a
j a rock, Mrs. C1 E. pirn be date's am
C. M. Cooke's/corneA thence fs*. 87
. I degrees W. 12 polefc to a rock am
j pointers, corfer forlLula T. Harris
I wife of I)r. J-JjL Harris, thence Soutl
j 421 poles 9 liaks to a wake and point
^ersrMre. Lujft T. liar tig' corner in Gee
i Wiggins' linJ; thence 81 88 1-2 degree
j I E. 87 poles fo a dead Hedoak, Wiggins
H^oraerr-the#oeOL.2_l=4_jdegrees 2
t I poles 20 linics to an oldi stump; inenfc
j I N. 1 1-2 EJ128 poles tolthe old run o
I Davis Crdbk, Ash pointers; theifc
\ I down saia creek as t meanders 7l
. poles to I a pine stump. Mrs. Mar
, King's drfwer corner; Jlmnce N. '2 de
, | grees E.J64 poles to a pme stump, Mrs
Marv Kijfegs dower cornlr; thence N. <
1-2 cregrfes K. 94 poles 111 links to i
E Rock, earner for Mrs. J.IP. Timberlaki
. tract inMrs. C. E. Jinperlake's line
tj^eneea. 87 degrees W1 122 poles
1 links tJ the beginning, [containing 38
, I acres, more or lesB.
h Seccrnd-,?A lot- in tlic Town o
i Yonggwille now considered one lot bu
f originllly composed of two lots descrih
ed a?follows. j
j A lit adjoing the landslof J. A. Greei
j and J. L. Moss and othey, and bound
i ea al follows: Commenting at ^ hite
i oak loot near Hillsboro Road, thenc<
East along Hillsbooro R ?ad forty om
and! one half yards ;o a stake
ft. lj poarco'a corner; ther :e South alonj
S. i Pearc?'* line lifty ej ;ht yards to J
A. Green's line; thence v est along ,T. A
Grpen's line thirty eigbt rarde to T. L
Miss' line; thence Nor h along T. L
Miss' line to the beginn ng, containing
between one fourth at 1 one half -ai
aire, more or less.
lA lot adjoining the ands of J A
(.preen, T. L. Moss ai 1 others am
funded as follows: eginning at . i
sake, J. A. Green's cc ner in Colleg>
Street thepce West ale ig J. A. Green*
Ine thirty-eight (38) ardt to C. E
fijnberlake's corner i J. A. Green'
line; themee North alo g C. E. Timber
lake's line fifty-eight >81 yards to thi
fTarboro Road; thence East along th
fTarboro Road forty-o e and onro hal
i (4l 1-2) varda to Colli fe s'./eet; theno
North with College sti eet to the begin
ning. containing betw en one fourth an<
one naif an aere, mor c r less.
Terms 6f Sale?Cas .
This JuH?-3td, 1910.
J. P. TiMBSRLAKk, Commissioner
Wm. H. Baffin, Atty \
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